More noting of the titles of papers given at recent academic conferences:<\/p>\n
James Machin (Birkbeck College, UK), “Music Against Horror: H.P. Lovecraft and Schopenhauer’s aesthetics”. Given at the May 2011 academic conference on Literature and Music.<\/p>\n
Jonathan Paquette (Community College of R.I.\/University of R.I, USA), “H.P. Lovecraft and the Quebecois”. Given at the New England Historical Association Spring Conference 2012.<\/p>\n
Christos Callow (University of Lincoln, UK), “The Key to the Gate of Dreams: searching for utopia in H.P. Lovecraft\u2019s Dreamlands”. Video available<\/a>. Given at the 13th Conference of the Utopian Studies Society, July 2012.<\/p>\n Fred Botting (Kingston University, UK), “More Things: horror, materialism and speculative realism” (said to be “a discussion of speculative realist philosophy and H.P. Lovecraft”). Given at Current Research in Speculative Fiction 2012, June 2012.<\/p>\n Benjamin Mitchell (York University, UK), “The Synthetic Folklore of H.P. Lovecraft: scientific mythology, the Necronomicon<\/em> and the fetishization of the occult grimoire”. Given at \u2018Generative Figurations’ conference, University Toronto, Canada, June 2012.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" More noting of the titles of papers given at recent academic conferences: James Machin (Birkbeck College, UK), “Music Against Horror: …<\/p>\n